0

(This is before the stone tower btw).

This started two days ago, I beat the stone tower and saved (using both the Song of Time, and saving at the Owl Statue), then the next day I went back to the game and it was just as I didn’t do it in the first place! I tried again last night several time and it still didn’t work. I deleted some of my progress on the other games on the N64. Then I tried again and it still didn’t work. What should I do? Is there a way to fix this? If so how?

When I was trying again I was doing the sound test in the bar and after I got the Mask I saved then reset the game using both save functions

|improve this question|||||
  • Can you elaborate on a couple of things - 1. what console are you using? an original N64 only has one save function. Your mention of "both save functions" doesn't match up. 2. Can you elaborate on how you believe you are losing progress? Do you lose your masks and unique tools (Like the Bow for example)? – Ben Jan 13 '19 at 22:38
  • I was using the Nintendo 64 consul and what I meant by both save functions I meant playing the song of Time and saving at the owl 🦉 statues Ibeat the Stone tower Temple and save when I went back on it whent to the save before I even went inside the temple. When I was testing testing how I can save and not lose progress I was getting the Circus Leader’s Mask then saving and it wouldn’t save – Antonio Jan 13 '19 at 23:22
  • I lost the Arrow of Light and the Giant’s Mask and the boss’s remains – Antonio Jan 13 '19 at 23:23
1

There is a possibility that you need an accessory to assist with this. Being that the console and game are so old, it's likely that the memory is/has deteriorated, causing issues when you save your game.

While it doesn't appear to be an SRAM game, that need a battery replacement, others have suggested a memory expansion for better performance of games such as Majora's Mask.

|improve this answer|||||
  • I have the memory expansion pack – Antonio Jan 13 '19 at 23:41
  • The game does not play without the memory expansion pak. – Chase Sandmann Jan 14 '19 at 16:46
  • I hav it already in the Nintendo 64 – Antonio Jan 15 '19 at 1:49
  • I had it in there the whole time – Antonio Jan 15 '19 at 1:49
  • There is a confusing aspect to N64 Memory 1. The Expansion PAK is 4MB of RAM that is installed in the console itself and has nothing to do with saving. 2. The Controller PAK is 32 KB of Save Memory that is inserted into the controller. This save PAK does have and requires a battery to save game data. The batteries last 10+ years so many of them are failing. If it's 3rd party you might be able to change the battery using a screw driver. If it's Nintendo branded it will require a special "screw driver" and soldering in a new battery. – James Jan 18 '19 at 21:22

Your Answer

By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you agree to our terms of service, privacy policy and cookie policy

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged or ask your own question.